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Features · Humans of Redwood · Sports
By Kadynn Porterfield and Ella Carney Claire Yang, ’19, was just nominated to be the athlete of the month by the Visalia Times Delta and she said, “I didn’t even
Features · Government & Politics
By: Colin Watamura & Johan Satorre, Edited by: Annabelle Williamson The race for California’s 22nd congressional district is more competitive than it has been for almost 15 years. Andrew Janz,
Written by; Sameh Esmaeili and Kaleah Syvirathphan This year the Visalia Unified School District (VUSD) has decided not to have music at any high school football game. This change was
This week, the nominees’ lives are very busy. Brie Lopez, ‘19, says all this week she has been doing a lot with “finding dress up day stuff, a car, a
Features · Homecoming · Humans of Redwood
Molly Collins, ’19, was crowned this year’s Homecoming Queen on September 14th, 2018 during halftime of the Redwood vs. Atascadero game in Mineral King Bowl. Three words for the night:
Features · Homecoming · Opinion
By Valeria Rojas Last week was all about celebrating Homecoming and which nominee will when the title of Homecoming Queen. Students dressing up according to the theme, building their float
Features · Homecoming · Opinion
Mackenzie Potts For many years now, Redwood has been hosting the homecoming for our school during football season. In the fall, all clubs nominate a homecoming queen to represent their
Features · Humans of Redwood · Sports · Student Life
By: Vincent Aldridge and Krissy Hetherington This week, a freshman named Marcus Correa did something no one thought was possible: he was promoted. But not just to JV, he was
by Krissy Hetherington On Tuesday, September 25, 2018, Redwood students were pulled out of their English classes for about 25 minutes for an informative assembly on the new and improved
Ms Aguilar, RHS Activities director, addresses the issues around recent administrative decisions regarding music at football games.
On Friday, October 5th at approximately 9 am, the 2018/19 Gigantea writing staff and their editors took some time out to sit for a picture in their new shirts. The
Features · Humans of Redwood · Sports
By: Krissy Hetherington The last week of every month, I will be highlighting one specific player based on work ethic & their benefit on the team. September’s Athlete Of The
By: Alyssa Cantu Auto, Metal, and Wood shop class all contribute to provide insight into how things really work. These classes truly teach young adults useful tips and skills they
Arts and Entertainment · Features
The Annual Moonlight Harvest dance fell on October 13th, 2018 this year and took place at Golden West High School from 8pm to 11pm. Students take advantage of this night
By: Vincent Aldridge On Friday, October 19, Redwood has a must win game at El Diamante. This is due to the fact that if Redwood loses, and Hanford wins, your
By: Abby Miller and Kadynn Porterfield On Monday the 14th of October 2018, Redwood High school had their first Ranger assembly of the new year. The point of it was
By; Brandon Teela and Krissy Hetherington the biggest news craze of Redwood so far this year has easily been the lack of music at football games. The endless jokes on
Arts and Entertainment · Features
by Savanna Silva In the festive fall production of “It’s a Wonderful Life” the cast of Redwood High School drama transports the audience to the 1940s and puts on a
Arts and Entertainment · Features
By: Annabelle Williamson Redwood’s mascot wasn’t always Mr. Ranger. For years, Redwood was called Union High School and carried the colors of maroon and white and had a Pioneer representing
Over the weekend of October 19-20th, Redwood’s Girls and Boys Cross Country traveled just south of Los Angeles to Walnut, California for a two-day trip and a race at the
Arts and Entertainment · Cowhide · Features
By; Grace Reitsma Let’s be frank: Redwood was hungry for a win this year during Taylor’s annual Hot Dog Eating contest, against Whitney contenders. Squaring off before Cowhide week allows
By: Ella Carney and Abby Miller Fall athletes are now finding that they are not able to try out for the winter sport that they desire to play until later
This year’s Ranger Varsity tennis team won WYL, and is getting ready for Valley.
By: Johan Satorre Every November, the Mineral King bowl fills with 10,000 spectators to watch the annual Mt. Whitney vs Redwood game. The game that decides who keeps the Cowhide.
By: Helen Webb Cowhide is an annual event that brings together not just Redwood, but everyone from the entire community. Seniors at Redwood have dedicated themselves to the spirit of
Arts and Entertainment · Features
By: Alyssa Cantu LDI is a leadership Development Institute, a business convention that was held at Santa Clara this year on October 20 – 21. During LDI students have the
Arts and Entertainment · Cowhide · Features
By: Sameh Esmaeili and Lily Stetson This Friday, before the Cowhide game, ASB put on the Cowhide rally to hype up the school for the upcoming game. It took a
Arts and Entertainment · Features
By: Estrella McDaniel & Angelina Gomez -Staff Writers On Tuesday October 16th Redwood hosted a spooky haunted house and carnival on Vista campus. The Nightmare on Vista St. is a
By Kaleah and Sameh Everybody, the rumor is true, music is coming back to our football games! The rumor has been flying around campus all week and Mr. Shin finally
On Monday, October 23, Redwood’s very own Girls Varsity Golf team won Valley for the first time in Redwood history! This golf season was particularly special to Redwood Rangers. Girls
Mr. Coon is the Ag mechanics teacher here at Redwood. Ag is in his blood. He has been into Ag since he was a little kid. As far as he
By: Krissy Hetherington This previous Thursday, November 15th 2018, Redwood’s varsity girls and boys cross country teams attended the annual Central Valley Championships meet after both winning WYL (West Yosemite
By Helen Webb Last Thursday the traditional blood drive was held in pop up vans in front of the LJ Theatre. Typically it is held in the school gym, but
Arts and Entertainment · Features
By: Tianna Hernandez Christmas Tree Lane is a 2 mile stretch of houses that are completely lit up with Christmas joy. This has been a Fresno tradition for 95 years